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Summary
Book caption: In drier inland areas, burning of kwongan may be followed by a regeneration of short-lived fire weeds along with the climax species. Burning of an Acacia-Casuarina thicket here has caused a proliferation of native poplar Codonocarpus cotinifolius which will outgrow the thicket and flourish for a few years.
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Subjects
- Forest fires -- Western Australia -- Photographs.
- Kwongan -- Western Australia -- Photographs.
- Gyrostemonaceae -- Western Australia -- Photographs.
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BA2480/2.43
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